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Condensed Locals.

Wholesome WOrkmen were handling barrel OF
gasoline in front OF the chicago grocery store, No.
No. sos 9Th street, northwest, yesterday after
noon, IT. burst, and the oil, spreading over the
pavement, was fgnited by lighted cigar. The
rdlneS We're eNtinguiShed by the fire department
before any damage was done.
just after the train which arrived here on the
Baltimore and Ohio over the Washington branch
AZ 3 20 yesterday afternoon passed BladenSburg a
buIleJ crashed through the window OF one of the
ears, but fortunately no one was injured. No one
Knows why or by whom the shot was fired.
The Alumni Association OF Wayland Seminary
held It's annual meeting last night. supper with
speech making was the order OF the evening.
he WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas of the World IS
cneFd free 90 every new subscriber for year to
the EEKLY STAR. It IS a handsomely printed
f%Oa ot l9l pages prOfusely illustrated with more
than loo cOlOred maps and diagrams, and contains
- wealth Of general Information See advertise
menJ in another column.
Thomas Ruppert was accepted as juror to-day
III Circuit Court No. =.
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An Important Ruling.

PRODUCE DEALERS WHOSE STOCK AMOUNTS TO LESS
THAN 80 IN VALUE CAN TRADE WITHOUT A L.
CESSE-
John Martnelli, fruit dealer in the Center Mar
ket was before the Police Court to-day charged
by License Inspector Dunn1van with being an un-
licensed produce dealer. The prosecution showed
that the defendant carried on the fruit business in
the market, and that on one occasion Ofcer Breen
TOOK an inventory OF the stock and found that
tltre was less than $40 worth on the stand. Mr.
Z W Hewlett, who appeared for the defendant,
cIlru the courts attention TO the law under which
Tue prosecution Was brought, the 2c2d section OF
Ihe act or ISL. and also produced an amendment
10 the act which reads, THAT clause twenty-sec-
cnd o. amended by adding at the end thereof the
following words: Persons selling fruit, cakes
SWertIneat>, or other eatableS, from baskets or
sLdil>. whose average capital does not exceed
twenty dollars shall not be liable for the license
TAX The defendant -rStiiied that hts average
STOCK Was less than $50 and the court dismissed
case IL l. said that here several persons in
the market whose stock averages great deal less
than 80 and IL Is likely that they will follow the
example or the commercial agents by requesting
the return of their license money.
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CHANr1LLY LACE FnouNcrses.

SEATON PERRY
CSuccessor to PERRY BRorHFR,
NEW Hack CHANTllLY LACE FLOUSCINGS,
IN CHOICE DESIGNS. RANGING FROM Az ID
TO 81 PER YARD.
BLACK AND CREAM SPANISH GUIPURE LACE
NETS. FOR OvERDRESSES AND GARNITURR-
MCokFlNED STYLES. FROM $50 TO $40
ELEGANT BLACK BEADED SILK GRENADINES,
from So TO $40 PER YARD.
NOVELTIES II BLACK AND coLoRED DEN
EMBROIDERED BLACK CREPE DECLINES
NOVELTIES Ell In BLACK CULTURE GKENADINES.
Sl15 PER YARD.
BLACK SEWING SILK GRENADINES. FROM 81 .25
LUPfN's CELEBRATED BLACK SILK AND WOOL.
EW WE RI AN sb FROM 5RG TO s25 cppp
AND CREPE DE CHIMES.
SPECIAL BARGAIN" IN WHITE CHINA SILK,
y INCHES WIDE, AT 15c. PER YARD
EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN PLAIN AND FIG
TRKP rhpIA sItks At &c ASb $50
"GkEATLY REDUCED PRICES~ ON FMBRoID-
Erred INDIA PONGEES.
''MARkED DOWN PRICES ON PARIS OOMBI-
"cLosING PRICES" ON SPRING WRAPS AND
NEW EMBROIDERED BLACK CASHMERE FICHUs
AND BRAIDED JERSEYE
NOVELTIES IN SILK, CHUDDA, CASHMERE AND
TINSEL SHAWIS.
- PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEa
sEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUu.prxo.
Pennsylvania ave. cor. 9thst
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusen,ents Tonight.

ALBAUGH'S.-"Claude Duval."
NsTIONiL--''The Passing Regiment"
RERSANiS.-'sThe Night Owls"
HARRIS. -DaneI & Gales MinstreiS
CAPTTAL--Variety.
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-Day and evening.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

Il O1G k01lL-4OAo.
EoR sAIE-sw COZ. IN THE NORTHEAST
to alley 'hVss S p iEfS
FoR sALE--4a0o0 50. Fl OF GROnND, WITH
q :sessa1:ssvs; tsa1s TSIzE EtTa IEES
FOR sALEA NUMBER OF LARaE AND SNAIL
e 1,5 Speculative pr'oes TYLER RUTHERFORD Oh.
one SssutitS Pho. q aroEnS no.thss v,ship
Of es 20 Gs i :. a oa ss
'' %gsi'7. oHAs. A A'f 14ao ..
q and
These superb bailDs isss are tie fines. on the en-
as @hois .. ave .dxno aoS San q
prices.
u st, New Hampshire ave- and 17ih st. two Lots ~
ny srsh to ''t ,s{ k R1sss bsREB1E 1919 81.
As,1,. sS rEsT load oBRosrE
mye1-st 1918 st.
FOB sALE LIE, LOTS dOo. 600 FEED ON l4TH
NJ ses .n % on long oF
Howard ave.. Mt Pleasant my21-1w'
FoR. sALELoT 10, SQUARE .10es, 5s.2.l4O
Or 5SSt lbs nsf
Howard ave-, Mt Pleasant, D. c. mysO-lm
b4as FslE S Ss TIE IN 1 SiDsl
only 900 good thing for 1R EfI%gs Rn REPETr1
FOR ALE-vALUABLE REAL ESTATE BAR
IL. gains: 5000 SO: # Of ground on Bright~o9d
rooms, cellar large stable aud oasSoiainss splendid
Ta1sr grand shade trees may be subdvided
sss ssx s.s 1s
= sas tasP
fssm Arars and
Eight lots Massachusetts, ne.. q. 723. 75c.
Splendid Ter. I lots East Capitol ST.. south 'front.' bet 9Th
my23-6t DAVID D. STONE, 1925 st.nw.
FoR sALE-LoTs ON 18th ST.. BETWEEN Q
Rons Circle only @Prsssd land in the block s175
HARDING WATERS, 6O6 l1th st. NV. my23- 1w
1s sH an. a9E Ksae..~ front.
sse OF rs feet on 10th St: oouains 49, Is square
mvo,st W. Riley DkEg5E
FoR SAIk-A BARGAIN RARELY OFFERED-IN
IL @ ~. IS 5ss. ~ s. ns9ss = =:
War sne is 81 s mali from the
THOMAS A MITCHELL.
mSl9-1Ots 934 ST., Rooms S and 6.
TNOR SALE-THE WEST HALF OF SQUARE 500,
fronting 18th and SITS aw ntaining 20 fine
provement with sewer. water sndRas Sidewalk alleys.
&c price, 81 to $l25 per square foot according to
and pessession given in@ n dn pHSEaHo 'Sss
d son, Agents. Ills st. NV. my13 1mos
NOR SALE-LOTS-
IL q st, bet. 18th and I4th 1896, 10 IL e. al 81
!. Q st. bet. 18th and 14th 25112O to cO-ft a. l5O
l. st. near Sd $s5i15 70 SO II alley 5os
ne. bet 18th and 18Th, f76172, to i0-f al Soc.
Y. ave- ; bet s1st and 23d s.s $500
z. Conn ave. bet and B. 221125 to 20 It Al 81 GO
=. Pa ave, near 22d st. 201S5 each. so
And many more in desirable locations Call for list.
GEO. w. LIGKINS. cor. 18th and sta. my14-1m
FoR sALElSoRNER LOT. ABOUT 5000 FEET:
II can be subdivided into building lots; also lot,
about 5000 feet: can be snbdivided into building
lots these lots have sidewalks parking, trees
water and gas located near the corner Of Penn
and IL th st. southeast; in nice nei&hborhood, Of
fered 1t the Low price of As per foot. Apply to
SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY,
myH-6t' 927 st NV.
EeoR sALE-I HAVE MANY LARGE FRONTAGEs
desirably located in the northwestern part Of
the city and single Lots without number for saaess
vestmeut prices. JNO. A PRESCOTT,
ap3O-1m Al6 & NV
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LOCAL MENTION.
ne Gather.

Indications f0r the - h0tTS commencing at ~ M
FOR the District OF Columbia, Delaware, Mary
] iId and Virginia, cool, generally fair weather
' arabic winds generally nOrthweSterly
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FOR the District OF columbia, Delaware, Mary
] md and Virginia, cool. generally fair weather.
variable winds generally northwesterly.
ArI-wooL light suits 80. Eisemans, and
DUNLAP AND BRo,pwAY-BLocK light Derbys.
$1HO; good enough Tor any gentleman. Francs
Curnc- IN and ID strccts.
/ ALL-wooL light suits SO. Eiseman's, andE.
ONLY - cents admission to the Drill. Everybody
should so.
0-lLI-wOoL stripe suits SO Elseman's, and E.
LIGHTNING RoDs, electric work. j. H. Kuehlng.
Au-wooL stripe suits $40. Eiseman's, 7 and E.
IHoToGRaFHs, PHOTOGRAPHS,
Finest work at reasonable prices EsTABRooKs
I'll Market Space.
ALL-woOI. plaid suits 80 Eiseman's, andE
DON'T FAN To SEE GREAT DIAMOND DISPLAY and
wonderful prices at X. Harris & Co. DIAMOND I'm
l'Orters, AZ 9Th St. between ID and E.
ALL-wooL indigo blue suits $40. Eiseman,s 7xE.
TOR spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
30 10 J0nn r. Kelly. stall 62S, $50 and $50 Center
i-4arket, and 2o6 and POS Northern Liberty market
Au-wOoL check suits $40. Eisemans and E.
SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the superior quail
itJ al our Extra Deodorized Empress Fluid" for
NapJr stoves. As being free from grease or gIImmy
substance. Orders by mail promptly attended to
d. W. scheier Bro, 1910 9Th ST. NV.
ALI-wooL indigo blue suits SO. Eiseman's, 7&E
ONLY % cents admission TO the Drill Everybody
should 90.
ALI-woOL indigo blue suits So Eiseman's, TIE
FOR MEMS AND BOYS summer Hats at low
pr1c,S 30 To r. c. Lewis d Sons, 1921 New York
ave or $50 9TH ST.
ALL-wooL dark mixed suits So Eisemans, &E
MEDIUM and lightweight underwear, hosiery,
drs>S and pcrcale shirts 'Dicky' sets, lawn neck
wear, g., sc. at X e. Lewis & Sons, 1421 New
York ave. =Or gro 9Th st.
ALL-wooL dark mixed suits $40. Eiseman's, 76E.
LIGHTNING RODS repaired. j. Ii. kuehnng, 419
I'm ST. NV.
ALL-wOoL check suits SO. Eiseman's : and E.
FOR PURE WINES, LIQUORS AND BERKELY, pure
we whisky, the best on the market for the price,
81 per gallon, 81 quart, and 30 cents pint, %
cents Il sample bottle. go TO Tharp, SlS ST. NV.
ALI-wOoI check suits SO. Eiseman's, and E.
ONLY - cents admission 10 the Drill. Everybody
should go.
Atwood plaid suits $40 EiSeman'S, and E
ALI-wOOL dark mixed suits SO. EiSeman'S, 1SE.
HUMAN artificial eyes. Hemplers, Ave-, cor. AZ.
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DUNLAP AND BROtpw tY-BLoCK light Derbys
S1-@o; good enough Tor any gentleman Francs
corner tn and ID streets.
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SPECIAL Low CASH PR1oEs
FOR DIV Gonna

SPECIAL Low CASH L RICES
FOR DRY GOODS.
HANDSOME SATIN PLAID white goods. finest quail
lthy, 121sc.
FRENCH SATINES, choice styles, 25c.
FANCY SILKS, 375sc., 4Oc., 45c., SOC.
BLACK SURAH SILKS excellent quality, 62kc
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, in Plaids Checks
Stripes, and Fancy Styles: real value, 25c yard
reduced, l., yards for 81. CO.
HEAVY eros GRAIN BLACK SILKS, 98c
BLACK CASHMERES, fine quality, wide double
width, 371<c.
CAMEL,S HAIR FRENCH SERGE, wide double
width pure wool, in lovely spring shades reduced
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $15O.
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS, pure silk and
wool, wide double width, reduced to SOC.
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS, 1Sc
AMERICAN LAWNS, new styles SC
ALBAIROSS AND NUNS YELLING, pure wool
wide double width, 374c '
Cash Customers are entitled to a Handsome Bridal
Quilt, worth $l5O pair of Satin Damask Towels
immense size, pure linen. worth $1OO, If they buy
$1,000 or over In Dry Goods.
Cash Customers who buy Is or over will aao recevs
q handsome present.
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\ VERDICT AGAINST TIE RAURoAD.-Henry NJ.
Knight yesterday. ia the Circuit Court, No. I,
i u'ige Cox, obtained a verdict against the Balti-
more and Potomac Railroad 60. for 500 for
o manages 10 property On Maryland avenue, near
I,tn street.
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LOUISE DEMPSEY as A-DonIs at Kernana-Adcs

BALTIMORE q POrosAc H. K CO. VIII give one of
Their ElOst-enjoyable excursions to Pen Mar on
De''ogiiiOa day. see advertisement.
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NAY %.
'Twixt you and me tits twenty-thnee
IT'S twenty three 'twixt you and me-
any difference twill be that that germinstes 'twIt
TwEEDLE DEE AND TwEEDLE DUN.
leaving the odds in favor Of the Odd number which
You plainly see is twenty three.
we the r. line
COME TO SEE Us.
tbs your duy,
f, eharning beauty:
Mr.. Workingman-
Ihaye stood the test
lam still the same,
My dainty dame
Try me land prove me,
To do the thing which right and just hence it
Victor E perches upon the banner Of
ADLERs TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
The cause thereof is thus briefly given
So sure youre-a- Twin.
Mere selling as dandy drive,
aheySe ob % Ct nine hsss
We've blue, all wool, at Elk ninety-eight
Here's Victor s suit n At seven u and Salf.
And And il we desired your curiosity to lesven.
We'd give you for the sum Of one ninety-seven
That would make ths hsir rise ole Dan Tucker"
You up . suit of clothes at one ninety-six.
And we could continue from morn until night
Quoting you prices that always right;
But will trespass NO longer on your valuable time
Call If you please, at 92T and 929
7TH STREET NV,
CORNERcOF MASSACHUSETTS AvKNUK
VICTOR K ADLERS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE TIN
STRICTLY ONE PRIOR
Open Saturday until IL p m
~ Office Coats. stripes and checks, 25c. each. On
sale Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from to 9
O'Clock am. Remainder the days aud the hours, a.
these coats will positively not be sold other days
at other hours. my23
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IHoTCGBAFHSi PHOTOGRAPHS!
finest work at reasonable prices EsTABRooK,s
I'll Market Space.
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ONLY - cents admission to the Drill Everybody
should so.
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ALL-wooL indigo bIue suIts slO. Eiseman,s 7S

Don't FAIL To SEE GREAT DIAMOND DISPLAY and
wonderful prices at X. Harris & Co.. Diamond I'm
lUrJerS, AZ 9Th ST.. between ID and E
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ERR + ko GOV oTT YY.At
RRR o OYY AL
< 4 Ro 90 ! 49, AI11n
BBB A KIM GGo
BIB XIX INNING
BIB 1 AZ kin Nh GGS
PPP 90 W W WDDD ZEE RRR
PPP o 8 WWwW b b EE RRR
o o WWWW d DE r Z.
90 w W ODD ZEE r.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
This Powder never varies. marvel OF purity,
strength and wholesomenesa More economical than
the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in composition
with the multitude of low tests short weight alum or
phosphate powders SOLD ONLY u CANA ROYAL
BAKING POWDER Co., Jog Walstreet n. Z. oc24
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light suits $40. Eiseman's, and E.
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WELCOME News To THE LADIES'.
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.
We take pleasure in announcing that we have
been successful in clearing the entire stock of
TWO OF the hrgeststraw manufacturer, At prices
that will be an agreeable surprise to all in search
OF STYLISH STRAW HATS AND BoNNETs.
Lot comprises 100 dozen lovely Straw Bonnets, in
different braids and all colors worth from Soc to
81. which We offer at
90 CENTS ONLY.
Lot comprises AZ dozen of the Cabinet shspes-Ia-
mar. Manning. Bsyard, Whitney and vilas-in
fine stFaws; sold formerly at 81 81; are now
rs CENTS ONLY
Norma, at
90 CENTS ONLY.
One thousand dozen of different Straus in all colors
Rosedale, Sancy, Tuxedo. and hundreds of other
shapes: sold formerly at 75c. to $1.25; are now
o6eredAt
so AND rs CENTS ONLY
Our entire stock Of fine English Mlans sold formerly
at e. S2-25 and q. so. will be slaughtered at
as CENTS. q AND sl25 ONLY.
CHuDREN's HAT DEPARTMENT.
Choice Styles Of
TRIMMED AND UNrRIMMED CH1LDREN's HATS
TREMENDOUS REDUCTION
We are overstocked Flowers They have to be sold
PRICE NO OBJECT.
DUB TIPS PLUMEs, RIBBONS, sURAH SILKS
aAUzEa vELvRTs, ORNAMENTS.
SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARAso.s,
Come in Tor tie Same Reduction.
DON'T MISS YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
okILRARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH.
+. ii 7 s. IS :: ::
F; F. 4 E.. 4 e. E: T. I.
s14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Johnson GAHsxa & Go,
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SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the suDerior quail
rs at our Extra DeOdOrized Empress Fluid" for
NapOr stoves. as being free from grease or gummy
substance. orders by mail promptly attended to
a. W. Schefer & Bro, 1920 9TH ST. NV.
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IOR spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
20 10 JOnn T. Kelly. stall GS go and $50 Center
iiirket, and POO and POS Northern Liberty market.
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UiLL-wOOL stripe suits $40. Elseman's and f.
Lightning RoDS, electric work. j. H. Kuehling.
lr,-voor strtnq s,,tts sIo EfCor,or,s
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T1OR SALBLTRIANGLR EAST OF SQUARE 1912.
E eighteen Lots containing II, O34 square feet IA
close proximity to the proposed Eastern Branch bridge;
2733 on Kentucky sve. 1856 on K st, and 2ss0 s on
east 14xh IT. Price 43c. Per sQnAre foot Apply or
address D. n GOODACRE, Chiffon Terrace, Howard
sve., Mt Pleasant, d. C. My20-1m
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CAMBRIDGE, MASS.-TO LET-NEAR THE coll
~ lege, house of - rooms with stable: all III COM
plete order; terms reasonable TO a desirable tenant
Address ROWLAND Cambridge, p. o., Mass. apl9
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The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World is
Crerrd free 20 every subscriber Tor year 10
the WEEKLY STAR IL II handsomely printed
Book Of l9l pages. proTuSey illustrated, with more
than 100 cOiored maps and diagrams, ana contains
. wealth OF general Information See advertise
E8ent IL another column.
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MEDIUM and lightweight underwear, hosiery,
dr->S and pcrcae shirts, '.Dcky' sets, lawn neck
wear, 81, &C. at X e. Lewis & Sons, 1421 New
York ave. Or 92O 9Th st.
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ALL-wooL dark mixed suits $40. Elseman's, 7&E.
LIGHTNING RODS repaired j. Ii. Kuehing, 419
I'm st. NV
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FOR PURE WINES, Liquors AND BERKELY, pure
I'VE whisky, the best on the market for the price,
81 per gallon 81 quart, and 30 cents pint, %
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nor SALE-S.w. COR IN THE NORTHEAST
Il section 90x42 to alley three from street
cars price, 35c. W. RILEY DEEBLE
my21-6 1919 a.
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A1-wooL check suits $40. Elseman,s. 7 and
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ONLY p cents admission TO the Drill. Everybody
should 90.
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NOR SALE-43O0O SO. Fl. OF GROUND. WITH
three fronts only three squares from the Oapstol
at . speculative figure TYLER RUTHERFORD,
ap23-5vs 1926 st. NV
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FOR MEMS AND BOYS summer Hats at low
pr1ct-S 30 10 r. c. Lewis d sons, 1921 New York
ave or $50 9TH St
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RECEIVER FOR THE NATIONAL HOTEL AP-
POISTED.-TO-day, IN the case Of Tenney ana Crosby
aEt- DOOnttle, OF the National Hotel IN which the
c1mpLiinants seek 90 enjOin the defendant Ia
partner from interfering with the business, Judge
" rick this morning made decree appointing
Hof4tiO Browning receiver, fixing the bond at
$S.DD.
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ALI-wOoL dark mixed suits SO. Eiseman's, 16E.
HUMAN artificial eyes. Hempler's, Ave-, cor. AZ.
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CITY ITEMS.

The Following List Of wonderful bargains
viii be sold tomorrow only at S. w. Augenstelns,
8l1 TO 81 9TH ST. NV: 2-Qt. gem ice cream freez
Ga $152; sgt, $1.S6; 4-qt., s.. IA; sold elsewhere
az ~ $25, and 81 rs each; tin water bucket, loo.
covered excursion basket, &c; children's brooms,
DC; new-style colOred or white berry sets, &c.,
worth $1.50; u dOz. stone china cups and saucers
silver plated butter knives, &c.,; Is doz- colored
g0Dlets, 26c.; q dOz. cups and saucers IS doz.
plates meat dish, vegetable dish, and market
basket, CSC; large washtub, zinc waShbOard so
c!oChespins clOthesline, 97c. Examine our silk
plush lined rattan carriage with rattan hood tops,
NO9S; same sold elsewhere at $4,000. Our cane
Our $25 carriages, handsomely upholstered, re-
ouced to $17.89 Our superior make OF refrfgera-
tors. No. !, S6.12: No. q 1896; sold elsewhere at
$40 and $949. Our line Of trunks is the cheapest
In the city. Ten per cent discount on our entire
stock OF dinner, tea, and toilet sets.
Gents' Ribbed bicycle Hose, 81; Boys,
Soc. At Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot, It'll b.
ssInvimcible,, Brand.
the finest Minnesota Flour, 1925 per Dbl, $1.63 4
The best value for the money to be had
lbs. PruneS, 25c.
Old Rye whisky re and s5c. per bottle.
Speers Port Wine 79c. per bottle.
Gordon DtlwOrth's pure Blackberry Brandy
69c. per bottle.
The finest 10c. cake Of Toilet Soap that you ever
purchased.
Also six cakes of CASTLE Soap, Csc
Elegant SpOngeS at reasonable prices and a full
line or Pickles and Datnties tor picnic parties
n. 7. METZGER & BRO,
i Alt 9TH St. NV.
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ALL-wooL eheek suIts so. Elsemans, and E.
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FOR SALE-A NUMBER OF LARGE AND SMALL
blocks Of ground in the eastern section OF the city
at speculative pEices TYLER & RuTHERFORD,
12SS ap16-Rxs
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EoR sALE-NEAR ANACosTIA


Il THE BROOKLYN OF WASHINGTON.
Building lots overlooking Washington and both
rivers on line Of street 5000 feet 5000 less II
more than ole lot is taken.
Villa sites similarly located; improved streets brick
sidewalks: intrinsic well speculative value.
houses built plan Of purchaser Inouey furnished,
street cars. graded schools churches of all denonna
tons
Highly improved farm, 100 acres; meadow grass
land and garden land fruit Of water
mineral spring three miles from Anscostla bridge:
$4,000.
Large farm, 800 acres, meadow, upland and mari
land five miles from bridge.
Apply to II. A GRISWOLD.
ap.sU-2lno Ansrostia. ID. q
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-29
SALE OF A RAILROAD.
The Indiana, Bloomington & Western Bought
by the Corbin Syndicate.

W. P. Fishback, master in chancery, sold.
yesterday, the Indiana. Bloomington & Western
road. The property incu des what is known as
the Peoria division, extending from Indianap-
oils to Pekin, ILL.,, 202 miles, and the eastern d.
vision, from this city to Springfield o.. a dis
lance of 100 miles Included in the sale were ali
the rights OF way, stations shops structures,
and every description of appurtenances rolling
stock machinery and tools, and twenty seven
feet off Of the south side Of square ninety -four
in the original survey of Indianapolis The
property was offered as an entirety, not includ-
ing, though, the leasehold interest in the Gin
cinnati Sandusky & Cleveland or the Column
bus. Springfield & Cincinnati. The sale, how
ever, covered the lease Of the l., B. 6 w. in the
Peoria & Pekin road and onefourth of the cap
ital stock of that company The property was
purchased subject to the lien of the two COM
panies above named for the sum of 1920, 900 an d
interest, and, also, TO the lien of the preferred
f1rst-morteaoe bondholders amour ting in the
aggregate to 81, 600, 600, secured by the mort
gage trustdeed made by the l., B. & w company
to the Central Trust Company, April Is, 1879
which bonds the purchaser assumed to pay as
part OF the purchase money The master in
chancery announced that no bid for less than
So 000.0 600 would be received nor from any per-
son who should not deposit with him 800 600 In
cash. and on the property being struck off to
him he would be required to deposit with the
master 81. 000G coo of bonds Of the issues secured
by the first. second or eastern division or one or
more OF them 20 that amount. j. D. Campbell,
of New York. representing the Corbin syndi-
CATE placed 81, 900. 900 in the hands of the mas
ter and offered the minimum bid There being
no other bidders the property was sold to him.
The purchasing committee of the security hold
ers consists of F. P. Olcott, D. Clark, j. r. Max
we'll. j. F. Farwsll and W. G. Wheeler. This
foreclosure sale made necessary as one Of
the steps of readjusting the affairs OF the COM
pany and the carrying out of the plan Of consoli-
da,ion of the l.. B. & w. and the G., 8. & c.
roads under the name Of the Columbus. Indian
apolis &c Western. By this move the company
has freed itself of troublesome litigation over an
unfortunate leasing arrangement and places
itself good footing financially. The gen
eral Offices to remain at indianapolis.